In recent years, logistics transformation has been treated as a race for technology, placing players who bet on digitalization, automation, or the incorporation of more sophisticated tools ahead of the curve. This movement drove the emergence of an entire generation of logtechs and made available to the market solutions that previously seemed restricted to large operations, such as transportation management systems, telematics, tracking, artificial intelligence, data analytics, automation, and digital platforms.
The spread of these tools represented an important advance for the sector, but has not yet eliminated some of logistics' historical problems. Trucks continue…
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